Why You Should Never Boil Store-Bought Gnocchi
Store-bought gnocchi offers a huge time-saver for what can be an arduous dish to make. Don't boil the dumplings, though; these methods produce better results.
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How To Turn A Pot Into A Makeshift Rice Cooker
With one simple adjustment, your can transform your basic pot into a make-shift rice cooker, perfect for steaming tender grains.
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The Flaky Dough You Should Be Using For Baked Brie
The perennially popular party appetizer Baked brie is commonly wrapped in puff pastry, but you can level up the dish by using this flaky dough instead.
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Reach For Chickpea Flour For A Creamier, More Velvety Soup
A spoonful of chickpea flour can easily thicken runny soup in a flash. Here's how to whisk the flour into your soup, and how to make it from scratch at home.
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Make Caribbean Jerk Chicken Sing With This Secret Ingredient
If you're ready to take your home version of Jerk chicken to the next level, look to this classic sweet and savory Filipino condiment.
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The Simple Mistake That Makes Eating Lentils A Painful Experience
Cooked lentils are soft, tender, and even melt into a creamy consistency. However, skipping this one step can make the same lentils painful to eat.
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The Seasoning Tip You Need For Juicier Roast Chicken
When you're planning to roast a whole chicken, don't skip out on this seasoning tip. It will give you juicier chicken with perfectly golden, crispy skin.
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Clotted Cream Isn't Just For Scones: Here's 5 Other Ways To Use It
Clotted cream is a staple part of English afternoon tea, but there's so much more that you can use that thick, buttery, and slightly sweet spread for.
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How To Store And Reheat Leftover Rice
Store your leftover rice properly to make sure that it is still safe to eat days later. And then reheat the rice using this trick to revive its fluffy texture.
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Balance The Sweetness Of Banana Bread With One Easy Addition
Is your banana bread a little too sweet for your liking? Whisk this ingredient into the batter next time! Its bitterness will balance the overall flavor.
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How To Make Tasty Guacamole When Your Avocados Are Underripe
If your avocado is tough, chalky, and a touch underripe, fret not: You can still use that fruit to make creamy, flavorful guacamole. Here's how.
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The Cooking Method That Makes Corn Taste Even Sweeter, Fresh Or Frozen
Sweet corn is an excellent side dish, both plain and all dressed up. But there's a cooking method for corn that can make it taste all the sweeter.
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The Boujee Upgrade Your Butter Deserves
Flavored butters are all the rage right now. To make a luxurious spread, you only need to add this one ingredient to your high-fat, high-quality butter.
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14 Celebrity Chef Tips To Follow For The Best Steak Dinner
From Alton Brown to Marcus Samuelsson, many of the biggest names in the culinary world have shared their secrets for creating a perfect steak dinner.
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The Appetizer Tip That Gets Guests To The Dinner Table Faster
If you're worried about guests not enjoying the main course at your next dinner party, this appetizer tip will have them hurrying to the table.
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Why Ina Garten Doesn't Use Fresh Oregano
The Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten, knows what she's talking about when it comes to ingredients and when to use them. Here's why she avoids fresh oregano.
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Milk Bar's Infamous Cereal Milk Is Ridiculously Easy To Make
Wondering how to make Christina Tosi's legendary cereal milk at home? Here's how Milk Bar makes its famous version, plus tips to customize and use it after.
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The Flavor-Packed Dish That Saves You From Dry Leftover Turkey
Turkey is great for feeding a group, but if you find yourself with leftovers, here's how you can repurpose it without running the risk of the meat drying out.
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Matty Matheson's Favorite Breakfast Is A Full English With A Twist
If you've ever wondered what chef Matty Matheson likes for breakfast, here's the scoop: It's a delicious twist on a British classic.
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The Clever Egg Carton Hack For Perfect Meatballs
Once upon a time, Alton Brown suggested you cook your meatballs in a cardboard egg carton. We tested it and can confirm it's genius.
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Give Homemade Breakfast Sausage A Unique Flavor With These Sweet Seasonings
When you are making breakfast sausage at home, you can control the flavor, and what your from-scratch links need are these sweet seasonings.
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Don't Toss Your Leftover Fries, Repurpose Them Into A Breakfast Hash Instead
Give sad, soggy french fries new life by crisping them back up and putting them into a breakfast hash. Here are some ideas for a scrumptious morning meal.
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Ginger Ale Adds Snap, Sparkle, And Pop To Your Jell-O Salad
If you want to make a Jell-O salad with effervescent charm, reach for a can of spicy, carbonated ginger ale.
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For The Crispiest Oven-Baked Chicken Wings, Don't Forget The Butter
Oven-baked chicken wings are a great alternative to oily, deep-fried preparations, just don't forget to add a little butter for the perfect, crispy texture.
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How To Thoroughly Clean Your Grapes With One Pantry Staple
As grapes can carry plenty of pesticides and germs on their skins, it's important you give them a thorough wash with this pantry staple.
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10 Clever Ways To Use Frozen Peanut Butter
There are seemingly endless uses for peanut butter, and that increases even more when you freeze it. Here's a rundown of some clever things to try.
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The Mistake Making Your Roasted Tomatoes Soggy
Roasted tomatoes can be the star of a dish, so long as they aren't sopping wet. Here's how to avoid this culinary faux pas and improve all your roasted veggies.
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